ould
Could or would
I ould if I ould.
ould by Hercolena Oliver March 29, 2009
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Ould sod-Karaoke
Code word for gang bang. More commonly used by sexual deviants in order to lure unsuspecting prey into a trap. The sexual deviants then have the opportunity to tie the prey up in a wooden chair and rip their favorite articles of clothing in half. Also known as kidnapping.
What the prey hears: "What do you guys think about getting together tonight for some ould sod-Karaoke?"
Translation: "You guys up for a gang bang later on?"
"Sure I'll bring the rope if you bring the drinks"
Translation: "You guys up for a gang bang later on?"
"Sure I'll bring the rope if you bring the drinks"
Ould sod-Karaoke by Lady123456 February 17, 2009
me ould flower
me ould flower by Cully April 1, 2003
Jed Ould
some sexy guy.. who is really good at footy no man comes close to him not even boog
jed has heaps of swag and is a skuxx mofo swag uk2k
jed has heaps of swag and is a skuxx mofo swag uk2k
Jed Ould by dysonhehehe21 May 6, 2013
St'ouldn't
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